Bills Trade for Moore, Boost Offense

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines. Right here on NFL News Today, subscribe and stay game ready. Buffalo Bill's general manager, Brandon Bean, kicked off the team's key off-season moves by trading for a wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears on Thursday afternoon. The deal costs a second round draft pick at number 60 overall, but the bill's picked up a fifth rounder in return. Moore brings eight years of strong NFL production, that far outshines Buffalo's current receivers. The bills needed a top target badly after shipping Stefan Diggs to Houston last year. Their main whiteouts, Josh Palmer, Khalil Shakir, and Keon Coleman have just 11 combined seasons with 468 catches, five, 1,862 yards, and 29 touchdowns. Moore alone has 608 receptions, 8,213 yards, and 41 scores over eight years. Fans and media have been pushing for this kind of upgrade, and it ties right into new

1:00head coach Joe Brady's past. He was Moore's offensive coordinator in Carolina during two of his 4,000 yard seasons. Still, the trade leaves Buffalo with a third-worst draft capital league wide, so Bean faces tough choices like contract tweaks and cuts ahead. Moore started as a first-round pick with the Panthers, posting big numbers despite shaky quarterbacks like Cam Newton, Sam Darnold, and Baker. In Chicago, he hit career highs with Justin Fields and rookie Caleb Williams, though his latest year dipped to 50 catches and 600, 82 yards amid more competition. Pairing Moore with MVP Josh Allen should spark the offense, especially downfield, where he grabbed 10 deep balls last season to Buffalo's total of 17. Bean's first step looks smart and expect more deals soon to rebuild that draft stock. This DNA story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Salie Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones. Lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to.

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